Kong actually shares advertising revenue with devs, and MaD2 would likely not exist without that support. The ads are mostly relevant to gaming, and well implemented (one ad that plays while the game is LOADING, and can even be skipped, plus small banners that are not in the way.) By blocking them you're basically saying the developers of the free games, and updates for them, should not be supported.
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Kong actually shares advertising revenue with devs, and MaD2 would likely not exist without that support. The ads are mostly relevant to gaming, and well implemented (one ad that plays while the game is LOADING, and can even be skipped, plus small banners that are not in the way.) By blocking them you're basically saying the developers of the free games, and updates for them, should not be supported.